Seminar Keselamatan & Kesihatan Di IKS 17/11/2011

1. AHMAD FAUZI BIN AWANG TIMBALAN PENGARAH (OPERASI) JABATAN KESELAMATAN DAN KESIHATAN PEKERJAAN 17 th FLOOR, Menara Perkeso, 281, Jalan Ampang 50534 Kuala Lumpur] November 18, 2011

2. JABATAN KESELAMATAN DAN KESIHATAN PEKERJAAN November 18, 2011

26. Control of Risks The closer the person is to the hazard, the greater the danger! Hazard The hazard is not a risk if there is no person there! November 18, 2011

27. Hazard Control # 1 : Elimination Hazards and Risk November 18, 2011

28. Hazard Control # 2 : Substitution Hazards and Risk Huuahhaaha hahaahaaa!! November 18, 2011

29. Hazards and Risk Hazard Control # 3 : An effective guard Control at source Hehehe !!! November 18, 2011

30. Hazard Control # 4 : Administrative Control Hazards and Risk Be Carefull! November 18, 2011

31. Hazards and Risk Hazard Control # 5 : Use of PPE Control at receiver November 18, 2011

32. Tigers and Snakes at the Workplace Noise November 18, 2011 Confined Spaces Toxic waste Unsafe Acts Dust Electricity Rubbish Unsafe Conditions Unguarded Machinery Chemicals

33. Example 2

34. HIERARCHY OF CONTROL MEASURES November 18, 2011 1. Eliminate the hazard For example, remove noisy equipment, purchase pre-cut items. If this is not practical, then 2. Substitute the hazard with something of lesser risk For example, lift smaller packages, use a less toxic chemical, electric forklift in place of petrol-driven forklift, vacuum rather than sweep If this is not practical, then 3. Isolate the hazard For example, place barriers around a spill until cleaned up, locate photocopier in separate, well ventilated room If this is not practical, then 4. Use engineering controls For example, provide a trolley to move heavy loads, place guards on moving parts or machinery If this is not practical, then 5. Use administrative controls For example, introduce job rotation, shorter task shifts, ensure equipment is maintained regularly, safe work practices, instructions and training. If this is not practical, then 6.Use personal protective clothing or equipment For example, provide hearing and ear protection, hard hats, gloves, masks. Always be alert for opportunities to have a better method of control

35. CONTROLLING LOSS All risks must be reduced A s L ow A s R easonably P racticable. Medium High Low RISK UNACCEPTABLE DESIRABLE REDUCE FURTHER IF POSSIBLE November 18, 2011

42. TERIMA KASIH November 18, 2011